Slovakia: Maccaferri starts production in new plant in Brezova

Maccaferri Central Europe, part of Italy's Maccaferri Industrial Group, has completed the construction of its new 11,000m² production hall in Senica in Slovakia before the planned deadline. Maccaferri has relocated the production from its existing plant in Brezova pod Bradlom where no expansion of production was possible. Currently the new plant employs 102 out the total planned 160 workers. Maccaferri provides tailor-made technical solutions and geosynthetic materials such as gabions for use in co

February 9, 2016 Read time: 1 min

Maccaferri Central Europe, part of Italy's Maccaferri Industrial Group, has completed the construction of its new 11,000m² production hall in Senica in Slovakia before the planned deadline.

Maccaferri has relocated the production from its existing plant in Brezova pod Bradlom where no expansion of production was possible.

Currently the new plant employs 102 out the total planned 160 workers.

Maccaferri provides tailor-made technical solutions and geosynthetic materials such as gabions for use in construction industry.

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